I found the answer to the first part of my question in pmwiki.php. Apparently, here is what you can add to your config.php:
## This ensures the listed page variables are controlled by page permissions $FmtPV['$LastModifiedSummary'] = '@$authpage["csum"]'; # instead of '@$page["csum"]' $FmtPV['$LastModifiedBy'] = '@$authpage["author"]'; $FmtPV['$LastModifiedTime'] = '@$authpage["time"]'; $FmtPV['$Title'] = 'FmtPageTitle(@$authpage["title"], $name, 0)'; $FmtPV['$Titlespaced'] = 'FmtPageTitle(@$authpage["title"], $name, 1)'; $FmtPV['$Description'] = '@$authpage["description"]'; I'm still wondering about the relevance of where it's placed in config.php and the potential for this security to be inadvertently overridden by other recipes. Randy On Feb 18, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Randy Brown wrote: > How would you apply page security to the page's title, or to other page > variables? More examples, or else a pointer to the appropriate page of the > PmWiki documentation would be helpful. > > Also, are there recipes that would undo the benefit of the above by setting > these page variable themselves, or is the above all I need to be concerned > with? > Does it matter where in config.php the above is placed? _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
